CANADA Canada - Angela Morningstar Alexis, 28, Alberta, First Nation, 15 Aug 2022

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Hope is hard to hold on to when malicious rumours about the disappearance of Angela Morningstar Alexis are spreading across the Alexis Nakota Sioux Nation in Alberta, says her godmother and aunt Jessica Alexis.

“For her life to be carelessly talked about like that really hurts. That hurts and I wish…somebody would find it in their heart to (understand) this is a human life…You just don’t talk about somebody’s life like that. Like carelessly,” said Jessica.

Angela, 28, was reported missing to the Mayerthorpe RCMP by her father Gerald “Bobby” Alexis on Sept. 2.

She was last seen by family members on Aug. 17, says Jessica, although she may have been spotted travelling on a quad up to two days later.

Angela returned to the First Nation, located 30 km northwest of Edmonton, on Aug. 13, after being released from the Fort Saskatchewan Correctional Centre. She stopped to visit briefly with her sister Isabella in Edmonton before travelling home, Jessica said.

The last family member to see Angela was her uncle Francis at 6:15 p.m. Aug. 17. Angela had used her iPad to Facebook message Francis for cigarettes. He met her at the house she was staying at on the reserve.

The missing person’s report was made to the RCMP two weeks later because Angela’s sister Isabella in Edmonton got a phone call from another aunt living on the reserve telling her that the aunt suspected something bad had happened to Angela as she hadn’t been seen for a while.

Jessica is certain someone knows about Angela and she’s asking them to please step forward.

“My hope is that we find her. We just want to find her,” said Jessica.

Cpl. Deanna Fontaine with the RCMP’s K-Division said the Mayerthorpe detachment is “actively looking” for Angela.

“We’re still actively investigating the circumstances around her being missing,” said Fontaine.

Tragedy surrounds life of missing Alexis Nakota Sioux Nation woman

 

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Tragedy surrounds life of missing Alexis Nakota Sioux Nation woman

 

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Disappearance of Angela Alexis now in the hands of RCMP Major Crimes Unit

The RCMP have moved its investigation into the disappearance of Alexis Nakota Sioux Nation member Angela Morningstar Alexis to its Major Crimes Unit. “They’re investigating and following up on all available leads. However, at this time it is unknown if Angela’s disappearance is criminal in...

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The RCMP have moved its investigation into the disappearance of Alexis Nakota Sioux Nation member Angela Morningstar Alexis to its Major Crimes Unit.

“They’re investigating and following up on all available leads. However, at this time it is unknown if Angela’s disappearance is criminal in nature,” said Cpl. Deanna Fontaine with the RCMP’s K-Division.

“At this point in time, (the investigation) is not pointing in one direction or another,” she said.

Angela was reported missing to the Mayerthorpe RCMP by her father Gerald “Bobby” Alexis on Sept. 8. She was last seen by a family member Aug. 17 on the reserve north of Edmonton.

“A large volume of interviews have been done and we continue to investigate in an effort to determine the nature, the context of her disappearance and potentially where she is,” said Fontaine.

She would not quantify what a “large volume” meant.

“Over the last few days our special tactical operation team has been utilized in a number of searches in various areas and the investigation is still actively ongoing,” said Fontaine.

She added that as family and community members continued to search for Angela, they notify RCMP if anything of interest is found.

“This has happened a number of times in these searches for this case, specifically. They call us and an RCMP (member) goes and seizes whatever evidence or items for evidence in this investigation,” said Fontaine.

 

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Canada's Missing | Case details

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On August 17, 2022, Angela Alexis was seen for the last time by a family member as she was leaving a residence on the Alexis Nakota Sioux Nation in Alberta. A few days prior to her disappearance, Angela spent a few days socializing with family and friends.

Missing since August 17, 2022
Year of birth 1994
Age at disappearance 28
Gender Female
Bio group Indigenous
Eye colour Brown
Hair Black, Brown, Long, Straight
Height 168cm / 5ft 6in
Weight 77kg / 170lb
Build Medium
Complexion Light/Fair

Pants Black
Shirt Pink




Sept 26, 2022

Nakota Sioux First Nation searches for Angela Alexis

Angela Morningstar Alexis has been missing since Sept. 2. Her family is continuing the search and urges anyone with tips to call.

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Angela Alexis, Missing from Alberta since 2022.

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Angela Morningstar "Wolf Southpaw" Alexis

<<Angela was 28 years old when she was last seen by her family in Edmonton, Alberta on August 17th, 2022. She had recently been released from the Fort Saskatchewan Correctional Centre, was on parole and living in a halfway house at the time. Community rumors have led her family to search burned down properties, abandoned sheds and drug houses on the Alexis Nakota Sioux Reserve.

Angela led a difficult life that included domestic violence and chemical dependency. She gave custody of her children to her aunt and uncle to keep them from being removed by Child Services. Her brother Gary Francis Rain disappeared and was found deceased in 2013 and her cousin Misty Potts has been missing since 2015. Angela remains missing.

Tribal Information: Angela is from the Alexis Nakota Sioux First Nation>>